/lit/ - Literature

There's a shitload in one of the book threads on /t/

>>21602134
like this?

>>18160180
my favourite

>>18105163
Got some

>>17579405

>>15792882
Well, it's not about the money, Anon. Though, that's not to say you can't earn money from the task. It doesn't really matter what the task is, as long as it's a labor of love, so to speak.

I'd also recommend trying to develop a greater appreciation for nature. I hike, cave, kayak, etc... from time to time, but even walking my dog in the public park seems to help.

To expand upon my earlier post, I've also cut most of my news consumption. Some may say that it's sticking my head in the ground in an attempt to hide from the reality of the situation, but there's little of practical value to render from the news media. By its very nature, it is formatted in such a way to misrepresent reality in a way that advances an agenda or induces rage or anxiety in a viewer to keep him 'tuned in'. There's a chapter in the aforementioned book regarding this in relation to how history is portrayed.

>>15773358
opposites while both maintaining the technological progression yes but not true opposites, depressed technological future verses idealised future

This came from /pol/. Have not read any of these but curious if anyone here has.